Chapter

 1 1 | different degree of their power.~14. There are some who charitably
 2 2 |       find out its real meaning.~14. If the ten points of space
 3 3 |      will be completely extinct.~14. All those (former) cares
 4 4 |        beg for food and raiment.~14. And the wealthy, rich man
 5 5 |       faculty, and grow lustily.~14. The great plants whose
 6 6 |    longing for Buddha-knowledge.~14. But the perfectly-enlightened
 7 7 |       plunged in thick darkness.~14. But to-day (or now) hast
 8 8 |         free from imperfections.~14. After having paid homage
 9 9 |        my extreme enlightenment.~14. They shall all, under the
10 10|     praise of those (preachers).~14. One who shall during eighteen
11 11|         hear such a law as this.~14. And these (other) Lords
12 12|        stand up as our revilers.~14. Out of respect for the
13 13|       alone, nor stay to banter.~14. When he has often to enter
14 14|         assembly flocked hither?~14. There are others who have
15 15|    striving after enlightenment.~14. So is my field here, everlasti.
16 16|          up to the Brahma-world.~14. The sons of Sugata, in
17 17|        smell sweet as the lotus.~14. If some wise man, to hear
18 18|       being overpowered by them.~14. From where he is stationed
19 20|        rouses many Bodhisattvas.~14. The wise Bodhisattvas who,
20 24|       hurt one hair of his body.~14. If a man is surrounded